[Treatment for progressive pulmonary tuberculosis with a complex of stress-limiting drugs].

The study of the performance of major adaptive systems and the parameters of a hemogram in 63 patients with progressive pulmonary tuberculosis has established the stage of anxiety of a distress reaction, which serves as a pathogenetic rationale for the prescription of a complex of stress-limiting drugs, including sodium hydroxybutyrate, glycine, dalargin, and tocopherol acetate. The use of these agents in combination with intensive antituberculous therapy promotes a rapid progression of the stage of anxiety of the adaptation syndrome to the stage of resistance and reduces the time of stabilization of the patients' status and the number of fatal outcomes.